Research productivity, refers to the output
published in chapters in books, co-authored textbooks,
occasional papers, monographs, conference papers,
articles in learned journals, and international peerreviewed
journals. To determine the level of research
productivity of the respondents within the period
of 3 years (2009-2011), average score of their
productivity was computed (Table 2). The result
shows that 258 (62.3%) respondents had articles in
learned journals. This result strongly confirms the